There is a second elephant in the room. That is the welfare state. We could put millions of people to work. We get rid of the dole other than true physical and mental INCAPACITY. We could also reform the ponzi economy and many of the sinecures that staff the media, HR, "social justice" consultancies, government jobs, NGOs etcetera could …
There is a second elephant in the room. That is the welfare state. We could put millions of people to work. We get rid of the dole other than true physical and mental INCAPACITY. We could also reform the ponzi economy and many of the sinecures that staff the media, HR, "social justice" consultancies, government jobs, NGOs etcetera could go be productive and constructive rather than destructive. The sinecure class is another welfare recipient and they are highly destructive. Would they pick lettuce, be part-time hotel clerks? Yes. Would they learn to be a part of a real, physical community where they are of service? Yes.
Instead of spitting on manual and menial work and the people who do it, we could honor it and them as being an important part of the fabric of society. This ruling regime's, "elite", are so degenerate, they spit on hard work and the people who do it.
In any case, welfare reform and government subsidy of the sinecure employment could probably eliminate the, "we need more workers", argument. We have them here already. They just need to be put to work - real work.
There is a second elephant in the room. That is the welfare state. We could put millions of people to work. We get rid of the dole other than true physical and mental INCAPACITY. We could also reform the ponzi economy and many of the sinecures that staff the media, HR, "social justice" consultancies, government jobs, NGOs etcetera could go be productive and constructive rather than destructive. The sinecure class is another welfare recipient and they are highly destructive. Would they pick lettuce, be part-time hotel clerks? Yes. Would they learn to be a part of a real, physical community where they are of service? Yes.
Instead of spitting on manual and menial work and the people who do it, we could honor it and them as being an important part of the fabric of society. This ruling regime's, "elite", are so degenerate, they spit on hard work and the people who do it.
In any case, welfare reform and government subsidy of the sinecure employment could probably eliminate the, "we need more workers", argument. We have them here already. They just need to be put to work - real work.